Herpesviruses: endemic but not a plague

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• Stuart McGregor Dallas, Hughes Hall
• Wednesday 07 October 2009, 20:15-21:30
• The Pavilion Room, Hughes Hall.

If you have a question about this talk, please contact Mark J. McWilliams.

The herpesvirus manifests itself in the form of many different clinical conditions in humans and animals. Humans infected with ‘herpes’ experience a social revulsion akin to the stigma that once attached itself to the bubonic plague, however this condition is caused by just one member of large family of viruses. The herpesvirus is not a modern day plague, but something quite different.

Remember that, as at all Hat Club events, the MCR will provide free wine.

This talk is part of the The Hat Club at Hughes Hall series.

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